Roadbook - Deutschland Tour 2018

SPECIFIC REGULATIONS
Art. 1 – Organisation
Deutschland Tour is organised by the German
“Gesellschaft zur Förderung des Radsports mbH”
(GFR), Auf der Krautweide 26, 65812 Bad Soden,
a company of Amaury Sport Organisation (A.S.O.)
chaired by M. Claude Rach, the Bund Deutscher
Radfahrer (BDR) and the RCS Adler. The race will be
run according to the regulations of the Union Cycliste
Internationale (UCI) and of the BDR. The race will take
place at 12.00 on August 25 th 2018.
Art. 2 – Type of event
This race is part of the BDR’s youth development
program. Female riders born in 2002 ranked 1-3 in the
general classification of this series will be included into
the BDR Juniors (road/track) roster. Any additional
roster spots will be decided upon depending on the
roster structure.
The youngest junior racers (born in 2001) are allowed
to enter the races and time trials of this series and
will appear in the results sheets. Participation in track
races is not allowed. Participation is allowed only if
there is no other Bundesliga race running parallel on
the same day. Participation in the German National
Championships is not permitted. These riders do not
score points for the General Classification of the series,
eligible riders ranked behind them will move up in the
rankings and score points accordingly.
Points are distributed as follows:
Place
Points
1. 30
2. 25
3. 23
4. 22
5. 21
6. 20
7. 19
8. 18
9. 17
10 16
11. 15
12. 14
13. 13
14. 12
15. 11
16. 10
17. 9
18. 8
19. 7
20. 6
21. 5
22. 4
23. 3
24. 2
25. 1
Art. 3 – Participation
All female riders born in 2002 and 2003 in possession
of an official UCI license and who fulfill the participation
criteria of the BDR are allowed to race.
Participation forms are to be filled out and sent out by
the organizing club to the BDR according to the BDR’s
sporting regulations. The year of birth as well as the
club of the rider must appear. Years of birth must be
added to the starting list by the organizer. Riders born
in 2002 will wear bibs numbered from 1 to X and riders
born in 2003 will wear bibs numbered X to 200. Juniors
will wear the highest numbers.
The mere fact of entering and/or participating in the
event, implies that each team fully accepts all the
provisions laid out in these specific regulations and
undertakes to respect them.
Art. 4 – Race headquarter/Permanence
The permanence is open on August 25th 2018 between
09.30 and 10.45 at Berufsbildungszentrum TG,
Waldstraße 52, 66663 Merzig.
Team managers shall confirm the starters and collect
the race numbers and accreditations from the race
headquarters during this time window.
The Team Managers’ Meeting, in the presence of the
race Jury, will be held at 11.00 at the permanence.
Art. 5 – Radio-Tour
Information during the race will be broadcast using the
frequency 151,730 MHz. All vehicles in the race must
be equipped with a receiver.
Art. 6 – Neutral technical support
The neutral technical support service will be provided
by the BDR.
Art. 7 – General Individual Classification
The general individual classification is established by
the order of passage on the finish line.
Art. 8 – Points and mountains classification
3, 2 and 1 points will be awarded to the 3 first riders
at each of the 2 point classifications and mountain
classifications.
A general classification will be established by adding
together these points.
An overall general classification for the series will be
established by awarding 5, 3, 2 and 1 points to the 4
best ranked riders in these classifications during the
race. In the case of a draw between two riders, the one
who scored the most points in the most recent race
shall prevail.
Art. 9 – Most active rider
The most active rider will be determined by combining
the points, mountains and General Individual
Classifications. The 4 best ranked riders from the
points and mountains classification will receive 5, 3, 2
and 1 points for the General Classification. In the case
of a draw between two riders, the one who scored the
most points in the most recent race shall prevail.
Art. 10 – Anti Doping tests
The Gesellschaft zur Förderung des Radsports mbH
(GFR) and each of the participating teams declare in
an absolute obligation to scrupulously respect the
regulations and procedures decreed by the relevant
authorities governing the fight against doping, as well as
the obligation to maintain a strictly irreproachable line
of conduct in this domain. Participating teams hereby
commit to applying the aforementioned regulations
and procedures and shall be entirely responsible for the
strict adherence to these regulations by their riders and
more generally, by all their staff and service providers.
Anti-doping tests are carried out under the authority of
the UCI by designated officials in caravans close to the
finish line.
Art. 11 – Penalties
The UCI’s scale of penalties will apply in all
circumstances.
Art. 12 – Sporting authority
The sporting supremacy for the duration of the race
lies with the Jury-President (appointed by the UCI) and
the named commissioners. This is in strict compliance
with the regulations of the UCI and BDR.
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